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Sheldon, C. Tess; Spector, Karen R.; and Dhand, Ruby. "From Rights to Justice: Perspectives on Access to Disability Justice in British Columbia (Attorney General) v. Council of Canadians with Disabilities." The Supreme Court Law Review: Osgoode’s Annual Constitutional Cases Conference 115. (2024).
Osgoode Home > Osgoode Digital Commons > Journals > JLSP > Vol. 32 (2020) English Abstract Canadian law students with disabilities confront barriers in applying to and working in clinical placements. The article is motivated by practical questions about the scope of the duty to accommodate law students with disabilities in clinical education placements. It offers a legal analysis of the human rights accommodation framework in relation to clinical legal education placements.
Like so many legal problems, the question of whether the practice of investigative detention is one affected by racism is a complicated one. In order to examine racial bias in investigation detention, it is necessary first to understand investigative detention, and the legal test for it. So, what is investigative detention?
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